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Dawn leaks commission submits final report

Dawn leaks commission submits final reportISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Interior (MoI) on Tuesday said it has received the report, compiled by a committee that probed into the publication in the daily Dawn of a controversial story about a national security meeting and that the report will be submitted to the

Foreign Office refutes ‘malicious allegations’ against Tariq Fatemi

Foreign Office refutes ‘malicious allegations’ against Tariq FatemiISLAMABAD: The Foreign Office on Monday rebutted news stories against Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs (SAPM) Tariq Fatemi as “irresponsible and malicious allegations.” “A section of the media has been running baseless stories about Tariq Fatemi, Special Assistant to the

Dawnleaks report to be unveiled Monday or Tuesday: Nisar

Dawnleaks report to be unveiled Monday or Tuesday: NisarTAXILA – Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar vowed again that the Dawn Leaks report would be unveiled either on Monday or Tuesday citing the delay was due to Panama case verdict. “Dawn leaks report issuance was revoked due

PPF is concerned over “Criminal Extradition Law” in Oman

PPF is concerned over “Criminal Extradition Law” in OmanPakistan Press Foundation (PPF) in a letter to Qaboos bin Said al Said, Sultan of Oman to expressed concern over public prosecutors announcement on 27 March 2017, “Criminal Extradition Law” procedures would be follow for Internet activists,

Keeping safe and secure

Keeping safe and secureAs a profession, journalism in Pakistan is one of the most dangerous ones to be in. The number of journalists killed over the past decade puts Pakistan at the top of countries where it is almost impossible to work freely and fairly as a media person. Despite

‘Dawn leaks’ probe report within 2-3 days: Nisar

‘Dawn leaks’ probe report within 2-3 days: NisarISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan has said that the inquiry report into the ‘Dawn leaks’ will be submitted to his ministry within two to three days. The inside story published in Dawn about a high-level civil-military huddle, which